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Tamanu

Fiche du catalogue des voiliers regroupant les principales caractéristiques du prao Tamanu

Dimensions

Length Beam Length overall Length floatage Beam floatage Beam at harbour Beam on road Add a new line

6 m
19' 8"

3.80 m
12' 6"

 

 

 

 

 

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Keels

Keel type Twin keels Displacement Total ballast Fixed ballast Mobile ballast Liquid ballast Sailing draft Minimal draft Add a new line


Centerboard
"integral"

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Sails

Form Area Main sail Jib Self tack jib Spi Spi type Add a new line


Livarde

7.50 m²

 

 

 

 

 

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Mast

Configuration Air space Mast length Mast material Self raise mast Add a new line


Catboat

 

 

Wood

 

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Cabin

Cabin type Cabin berths Maxi berths Toilet number Headroom Fore cabin headroom Aft cabin headroom Toilet headroom Add a new line


No cabin

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Construction

Hull material Existence Start production End production Number build Number build year Price new (euro) Price year Add a new line


Wood

On plan

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Homologation / Capacity

Approval certificate Max persons onboard Max load Buoyancy Water tank Petrol tank Engine power In-board motor Add a new line

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Architect Add a new line

Dierking Gary Modify the line

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1 on Jan. 11 2010


Réponse de Gary Dierking

à une question sur les classifications : "The Tamanu differs from the Wa'apa with increased freeboard and self bailing cockpits. it is intended to handle rougher offshore conditions. The stern stem is also more vertical than the bow to take a stern mounted rudder. It is 6M( 20')in length and not built in sections like the Wa'apa" Donc ça répond déjà à une de mes questions : le trimaran jaune de la fiche "Wa'apa 16" est bien un Tamanu ... contrairement à ce qui est annoncé sur le blog des constructeurs. Y'a de quoi tourner chèvre, c'est pire que les fiches sur les Tremolinos :confused:
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